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i . : I i i BUSY TIMES AT BENNING TRACK. Washington, D. .. January 5. — The old course ,.f lb.- Washington Jockey Club :it Dinning baa I n unitsuall; Iwiaj t late with the many strings that are i for the coming season of ra I Ch n Ii st in. T daj four i ai I tads pulled oul for Ifa South Carolina track, and in the lot will be thai are ready for race a aoon as the; unl ad ■!. It has .!■■ to keep the horses ■ ill i imi s, and the conn ha -: its fame as :, training ground. With tie d, i-.ii tun of the Charleston division the i will be thlnm ! oul onslderahly, but there an -n hand i ha I a .:: not be called on p. a ■• unt a ; . seas n of Hi ■ Ms Jockej Club .it Pimllco, while ithen have nothing in view until the meeting of the Ontario Jockei Club al .. dl r .ni.,. string tti.it will wall t..r the Canadian thai of a. C. M.T.iriimi. He baa fi charge t Harrj Shan in. A 1 t-.ur of them ire i. - year-olds and pari oul ir well s.-t np. la ii • * dpi it tli. n I, i Chai lest »n w is W liter ■ ! ns i:i Bart. J. I Sweeoei has R Outlaw and Ethel i.e Brume here In charge n roll. Albert Simons is going along smartly with Ike Harry Payne Whltnej lot thai be lias In his care and at this time his is the largest establishment b i I : • ■ e Intend d f * ra Ing al Plml Tina and unles nil pi - rail th.-v win cut an important Ogure In the two-year old races, ol the early eastern seasou. I
